5 Results: New & Used in art deco in Newcastle Area, NSW

Cane Chair Gorgeous antique Shabby Chic Armchair art deco split Cane...has some string instead of Cane in different areas as per photos

Art deco wardrobe with hanging space and drawers. Mirrored dressing table. Both in a used condition.

Art Deco bakelite desk lamp in good condition. Accept CASH ONLY. Pickup at Caves Beach NSW 2281, or by arrangement at Dee Why NSW 2099.

Genuine Australian made Qik-N-Dex phone number Teledex. This is the earlier 1940’s model. Art deco design in fabulous condition. Still has all the pages. Most have writing on them & is so old that the phone numbers have letters in front of them – i.e.: MW1103. Normally the Bakelite is broken but this is perfect. Great for the collector. Price includes post anywhere in Aus. Pls check out my other items for sale. You won’t believe the variety. No two items the same. Click on my profile which wil

There are 10 green Bakelite handles (Acetex No.44L). There are 8 used but in as new condition, and 2 new handles. Size is 4" x 1". $100 is for the 10 handles.

Bonnet Mascots selling per-each $250

Vintage rare art deco wax match striker water tank design 1930.s 140mm high 110mm wide Swiss design English made pickup or post extra toukley

No problems with this mirror. Pretty perfect to me. Has 1940 on the back. 55cm wide and 37cm tall.

OLD QUALITY ART DECO STYLE DRESSING TABLE MIRROR CIRCA******1939. This solid old bevelled edged mirror is in excellent original condition i.e. not restored. The mirror is not cracked or crazed. Dimensions are: Width 61 cm. and Height 76 cm., and it can be wall mounted because it has a substanial heavy duty chain attached. Collectables. The bevel edge glass/mirror is 7 mm. thick and the backing timber is 24 mm. thick.

Italianate sideboard buffet burled walnut seaweed lace marquetry green Bakelite pulls Burl veneer is admired for its beauty and scarcity The top surface is flat and polished, reflecting light and rich colour. What appears to be Venetian seaweed features subtlety along top. It is a long narrow seaweed lace fishtail marquetry design. Seaweed marquetry began in 17th century. Although I’m certainly no expert in this field but am attempting to describe best I know how. This could possible also be c